Quick question: If you were suddenly unavailable for a week- truly unavailable, phone off, out of reach- would your business keep thriving? Would your household? Or would everything quietly (or not so quietly) suffer. If you felt a little anxious just reading that,...
Most communication problems in life- whether it’s within our family, friends, or the team of people we lead- aren't really about information. They're about assumptions and unclear communication. Someone assumed the deadline was Friday. Someone assumed "let's...
My last blog was about delegation: transferring ownership, building systems, and releasing your grip. This month is about something much harder: it’s about protecting what you actually have left after all the successful delegation (i.e., is it urgent or important?)...
February exposed the cracks in our productivity when something happens outside of our control. We learned that planning is everything. March brings a new perspective where we- as leaders- make a decision: Will I keep carrying everything myself? Or...
Winter weather can disrupt even the best-laid plans. In this February post, Erin Clemens explores how snow days, sick days, and travel delays derail productivity, and why rigid time management systems fail in unpredictable conditions. You’ll learn how Time Management 2.0 emphasizes flexibility, realistic planning, and faster reorientation, plus how practical AI tools can support reprioritization and decision-making when energy and focus are low. This post offers actionable strategies for staying productive during winter chaos- without forcing perfection or burning out.
If you’re a business owner, you aren’t overwhelmed because you’re bad at time management.You’re overwhelmed because you’re trying to lead modern businesses with outdated tools. AI didn’t create the chaos in our businesses.It exposed it. The good news? It has also...
Everyone talks about not having “extra time” lying around. But remember, we all have 24 hours in a day—that’s 168 hours each week. The excuse for “not having extra time” is no longer valid. There are plenty of people with high-profile, high-stress, demanding jobs who still carve out time for hobbies, and they continue to be uber successful. So let’s break this down and help you do the same so you can reap the exponential rewards.
Between work, family, household management, and trying to get restful sleep, the idea of starting a hobby sounds about as realistic as vacationing on Mars. But the hard truth is if you’re constantly feeling burned out, unmotivated, or like you’re just going through the motions, a hobby might be exactly what you need.
The article emphasizes the importance of prioritizing both personal and professional growth as essential strategies, rather than luxuries. The author advocates for intentional breaks from routine to engage in retreats and conferences, arguing that stepping away enhances clarity, leadership, and overall effectiveness. Investing in self-development benefits all areas of life.
A new month and a new quarter are here to create a set of goals and instill some new habits and
routines! April is the perfect time to reinvent, reinvigorate, and recharge! We’ve got longer days,
warmer weather, and we can put away those heavy winter sweaters. This month is all about the
concept of habit stacking and how you can incorporate this power strategy into your springtime days.
Imagine becoming just slightly better each day – not through dramatic overhauls or unsustainable habits, but through deliberate micro-improvements that barely register in the moment. These small steps, when taken consistently, create a path to extraordinary results that might surprise you. Let’s explore how the mathematics of tiny gains can revolutionize your approach to growth this spring.